What is this? The start of the First World War saw the publication of large amounts of supportive, patriotic ephemera d...
This postcard depicts the cruelty of the Battle of the Yser in October 1914. It shows an elderly farmer with a dead cow,...
Germany invaded neutral Belgium on 4 August 1914. Their armies killed 6,500 civilians there and in northern France that ...
This poster was released in March 1918 in an educational review. It is of particular interest as it expresses a widely s...
In this poster the Italian Eighth Army celebrate breaking through the enemy front and their occupation of the city of Vi...
This ensemble, which includes a booklet, a postcard and a collection of stamps, was created during the First World War b...
As ambassador to England, Prince Lichnowsky struggled hard to avert war. On his return to Germany, he remained a vocal a...
Our French allies have a cart full of dead Germans, and our English brothers – a whole basket too When Russia was doing ...
This leaflet was one of many ‘bombed’ on Vienna by the air squadron of Gabriele d’Annunzio (1863-1938), a poet-soldier o...
This is an anti-German patriotic poster. It is divided into two halves: on the left a German (The Butcher) is arriving...
The fervent German nationalist Count Paul von Hoensbroech launches a fierce attack on the ‘predator’ England in this pam...
The battle near Ivan-gorod (Ivan-town) pictured here is part of the bigger operation in East Prussia (part of Germany) k...
This satirical drawing depicts the heads of the Central Powers in World War One: Wilhelm II of Germany, Franz Joseph I o...
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